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In ColdFusion 9: AJAX Controls and Techniques, Dan Short demonstrates how to add Web 2.0 style and functionality to applications using the complete set of AJAX controls and workflow tools in ColdFusion 9. Together, this tool set enables developers to build visually compelling, data-rich cross-browser web applications without having to write large amounts of custom JavaScript code. This course covers using ColdFusion layout controls, creating interactive forms and data grids, and adding a map powered by Google Maps. Exercise files are included with the course.

Course ColdFusion 9: AJAX Controls and Techniques Author Daniel Short SKU ISBN Release Date 2010-06-04 Duration 3.33 hrs / 35 tutorials Work files Yes Price $ 29.95 Retail price $ 59.95 Language Tags ColdFusion, Web Development

1. Basic Containers Using the cfdiv and cfpod tags 07:28 Using the cfwindow tag 10:57 Securing container contents 03:38 Manipulating container contents 05:13 Debugging AJAX behaviors 06:15 2. Using the cflayout Tag Building tabs 09:01 Building accordions 05:49 Building border layouts 07:44 3. Advanced User Interface Features Using rich prompts with cfmessagebox 08:47 Uploading files with cffileupload 08:52 Understanding advanced cffileupload 07:23 Building with quick and easy Auto-Suggest 06:11 Using the cfprogressbar tag 11:00 4. Forms Binding data to form fields 08:54 Building dependent select menus 05:32 Using cfform in AJAX containers 03:52 Using the cfslider tag 07:19 5. Using the cfgrid Tag

Editing data in static grids 09:16 Editing data in bound grids 11:38 6. Using the cftree Tag Building a basic tree 05:10 Using query-driven trees 05:09 Binding complex data to a tree 06:58 7. Working with Google Maps Creating a map with markers 04:54 Adding additional markers to a map 01:43 Using custom markers and map controls 05:22 Dynamically populating marker content 04:05 8. Using cfajaxproxy Accessing CFCs from JavaScript 08:56 Performing asynchronous processing 04:22 Using setForm to submit to a CFC 01:57 Conclusion Goodbye 00:17